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Spinning Hills Middle School (5-6)

5001 Eastman Ave, Dayton, OH 45432

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Grades
4–6
Middle
Students
515
Enrolled 2024–25
Students per teacher
19.1 : 1
Full-time teachers
District
Mad River Local
Montgomery County

Schola Grade D · Below average

Letter grade (A–F) · compared with 645 Ohio middle schools · How we grade
Test scores44% proficient in math & reading
23rdpercentile
Equity37% of low-income students proficient
26thpercentile
Attendance34% chronically absent
25thpercentile
Class size19.1 students per teacher
25thpercentile

Percentiles compare this school with other Ohio middle schools; the line marks the middle. Data: test scores 2021–22, graduation and absenteeism 2022–23 (U.S. Department of Education, EDFacts); coursework 2023–24 (Civil Rights Data Collection); staffing 2024–25 (NCES).

About Spinning Hills Middle School (5-6)

Spinning Hills Middle School (5-6) is a public middle school in Dayton, Ohio, serving grades 4–6. It is part of Mad River Local. The school is located in a large suburb in Montgomery County.

In the 2024–25 school year, 515 students were enrolled, with about 19.1 students for every full-time teacher. That ratio is larger than the typical Ohio middle school (16.4 students per teacher). Its Schola Grade is D (below average), compared with 645 Ohio middle schools.

Grades & enrollment

Students per grade, 2024–25Grades 4–6

Location & nearby schools

5001 Eastman Ave
Dayton, OH 45432
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School details

Type
Public School · What this means
Level
Middle
Grades offered
4–6
Enrollment (2024–25)
515 students
Students per teacher
19.1 to 1
Charter school
No
Magnet school
No
Locale
Suburb — Large
School district
Mad River Local
County
Montgomery County
NCES school ID
390487003359

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School data comes from the U.S. Department of Education: the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Common Core of Data and EDGE school locations (2024–25) and Private School Survey (2023–24), the Civil Rights Data Collection (2023–24), and EDFacts (test results 2021–22; graduation and chronic absenteeism 2022–23), plus other public sources. Please contact the school to confirm enrollment, programs, and other details. How we source data.